Public Comfort Bureau Discusses Visitor Lodging Plans
The Committee of Fitters meets to plan hosting thousands of visitors in Tepid during a vast event. Hotels will be overrun, private homes opened, and Mr Greenwald will coordinate accommodations with intelligence officers. The group seeks city advantages and pricing to report to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Fitters
Greenwald
Mocter
Jrev
McKirehan
Alhes
Mr. Greiptald
Lees
Atic
Peters Denies Withdrawing From Governor Race
Judge Peters, Republican candidate for governor, denied reports that he had withdrawn from the race and would back Gov Merritt. The Associated Press quoted Peters as saying he would stay in the contest despite such rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
S R Petert
Merritt
Associated Press
Peters
Ax Ol¢-The Hallroad Man at Keyes and His Career
The passage profiles Ax Ol¢-The Hallroad Man at Keyes, long-time agent for Illinois Central Railroad at Richrober, in service 22 years in the city. It notes his connections to T 8 Lean and a Jere BOL, his regard in old time circles, and mentions his travel, roles, and modest religious or community ties, with references to Mr Keyes and Mr Amiesethben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Ol
Keyes
Richrobew
Jane
Aril
Howe
Aenties
Lee Dave
Amiesethben
Local Populists at War Over County Convention Picks
A bitter struggle unfolds in Populist county affairs as Lewelling and Webb factions vie for delegates. Key figures include Judge Geo W. Clark, WC Webb supporters, Col. Fr Close, Asa Hunn, ex Adjutant General H H Arte, and Lewelling enemies threatening a quiet fight. First ward caucus names John Younters and James Mitchell as delegates amid party rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clark
WC. Webb
Lewelling
Col
Fr. Close
Tewelling
Topeka
Asa Hunn
Dick Chase
State Penitentiary
Close
Bunn
H. H. Arte
Arte
Biron Wall
Lewilling
First Ward
John Younters
James Mitchell
Yuin
Barris
Mitchell
Wiley
O M. Capron
Dr. Bergen
Stage Coach Robber Caught Near Cripple Creek
A stage coach robbery suspect was arrested near Cripple Creek in a jail at Springs. The incident involved a robber and accomplice linked to a Creek area theft, with authorities noting the suspect’s long involvement in similar crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Eames
Springs
Furbank
Ald Creek
RBS Confeseril
Tosh Quincy Invites Li Hung Chang to Boston Visit
Mayor Juetah Ker ry issued an invitation to Li Mune Chang to visit Unie City and speak with officials. The note references ongoing diplomatic efforts and a planned visit tied to city ties and potential cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosh
Quincy
Li Hung Chang
Boston
Juetah Kerry
Li Mune Chang
Unie
Santos DE de Some
Kansas Fusion Talk Shapes Bryan Watson Delegates
D C Zereher explains Kansas Democrat Populist strategy to back Bryan and Sewall in the state and national tickets. He argues electors should vote for Sewall if Sewall leads in electoral votes and notes southern party leanings could influence Populist choices. He urges Kansas Populists to support Bryan and Watson at Abilene convention to set a united example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
D. C
Ramses
Hall
Sewall
United States
Sedmte
Setwall
Remson
Democrats of
Kansas
Liryan
Watson
Tiiweit
Indiana
Kentucky
Brean and Sewall Hectors
Kamas
Rasine Bryan
Boya J
Levine
Bevan
Sewall Wlousers
Taler
Maine Bryan
Sewall Ene
Kansar Bolls
St. Louis
Bryan
People’s Party
South
Stratehic Po
Batt
Kansee
Iheip
Abilene Conation
Bryan Amd Watson
They Want a Candidate for Congress in Rimparks
An effort to unite Free Silver Republicans Democrats and Populists for a single congressional candidate in the district has led to holding three conventions on the same date Rimparks August 10. A Democratic convention may be held the same day if the reply is favorable, and M Scott is reportedly eager to run again after a past strong race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Harvey
Free Silver Republicarts
Rimparks
Martin
Cornitte
M. Scott
Doster for Chief Justice Nomination by Marion Populists
Marion July 20 Populists of the county held their convention electing delegates to state and regional conventions. They unanimously backed Frank Duster for chief justice, declaring him a man of learning and integrity. They instructed delegates to present his name at the state convention in Abilene. The ticket nominated includes Dalila Roges, WP Coline, FF Ireland, A Metrady, Dick Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Morris
Chase
Frank Duster
Pasaine
Prank Dustes
Us County
Abilene
Supreme Court of
Wtate
Karsan
Ucket
Dalila Roges
WP. Coline
Yadee
Ireland
A. Metrady
Dick Williams
Bryan Silver Ratification Draws Large Local Rally
The event drew Populists Democrats and publicans together as MacPherson presided over a Bryan silver ratification meeting. A lengthy public reception followed at Bowie pub with speeches and mutual toasts about unity and the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacPherson
Ea. Little
Bryan Clu MePherson
Court Bowie
Ie Sudhenee
Poputiets
Latyr
Labette Republicans Name Morrill for Governor and Case for Chief Justice
The Label county Republican party held its biennial convention at Fareone on July 0. Delegates endorsed Indoree Morrill for governor and a case for chief justice, marking a key policy slate for the upcoming election cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indoree Morrill
Case
Fareone
Label County Bell
Ten Youre
County ticket nominated and state convention details
A full county ticket was nominated and 15 delegates to the state convention were present and addressed the meeting. Resolutions endorsed the St Louis platform the present state administration and the candidacy of Fudge Nelson Cave for chief justice. Delegates were instructed for Governor Morrill. An effort to instruct for United States senator John J. wails was voted. Republican primaries were large with notable shifts in Danger township. McKinley club convention planned in Ottawa August 1. D M Bender renominated for the state lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmmyreasuse
Kirkpatrick Ann Omg
Ana Btu Ware
St Louis
Fudge Nelson Cave
Oswesu
Supreme Court
Morrill
Uris County
John J. In
United States
Downs
Wiggin Harding Dry Goods Closed by Creditors
Wiggin Harding & Co a dry goods store at 623 Turivas avenue closed by its creditors. An attachment against Mrs. Willets sparked the action over a $1200 claim, the stock valued around $5000 with debts to multiple creditors including McCreery Co of New York. The stock now under mortgage agent SL Leagitt. lawyers Rossington Smith & Dallas. Mrs Margaret W Harding not a member of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggin, Harding & Co
Turivas Avenue
Priya Mortgagge
J. B Larter
House of McCreery & Co
New York
Lewis Wiflitts
Wheels
Topeka
Brooklyn
Kansas Inn
Emma L Redder
Margaret Jonsson
Mortzare
SL. Leagitt
Rossington, Smith & Dallas
Greek chorus concert at state capitol proposed for festival
A Topeka choral society member suggests a grand Greek costume chorus on the state house steps during the festival. The plan envisions 80 to 100 performers, two to three weeks of rehearsal, and a public photo featuring the event for Harper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
State Journal
Harpers
Amphib Society
Topeka News Briefs Mix Local Happenings And Gossip
Topeka residents report warm spell with last night the warmest so far this season. Mayor Fellows orders muzzling of all dogs. Topeka Typographical union donates $2 to Fall Festival fund. Hunters warned off farms. women’s groups and bands plan events. Local marriages, theatre and civic notices blend with odd anecdotes and minor incidents across Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Topeka
J. &Rey, Jr
Jttle
Frey
Colorado Springs
Marshall
Helton
James Ruth
Annie Swain
Max Werdall
Ray Wardell
Franksmith
Redden Mission
Piret National Bank
B.D. Meigeever
Jefferson County
McKinley
L.A. W. Clrcmit
Rair
Turner Baseball Club
Huderd
Eines
Barber Asphalt Company
Topeka Cilated
Garfheld Park
Curtin
Hudson
Fellows and
Watkins
Pension Office
Kansas Avenue
Arizona
Arizone
van Oredal
Shiver Lake
Alan Vangermark
Claude Stenley
Stu
B. Stattley
Quaker School
Srituax
Tridharan
John Wright
Grand Lodge
Calored K. of P
Wichita
Floriday
Stewart
Lovey
Ohler
Detectivis
Poiice
Zeller
Tarbert Store
Lawsywr
Didee Hazes
Grover
Stone
Guy
Chicago
Nimcett
East Ede
Kane Kan
Million Dollar Davis Title Questioned In Butte Suit
In Butte Montana on July 20 Elizabeth Bowdoin of Springfield Massachusetts sues to recover a one million dollar stake of Andrew J. Davis Jr. from the estate. Davis claims a death bed gift from his uncle. The case, ruled for Davis by district and supreme courts, seeks a US Supreme Court writ of error. The dispute centers on stock transfer rules of the First National Bank and its bylaws requiring書 written on the bank books. Bowdoin seeks to proceed. Lay son opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Davis
Butte
Mont
Andrew J. Davis, Jr
First National Bank of
Butt
Elizabeth 8. Bowduin
Springfield
Maes, Wieter
Andrew J. Davis
Youngs Davis
Davis
District
Supreme Courte
Bodoin
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Bankine Taw
Natty Bank
Layson
Social life in Topeka area brims with gatherings
In Topeka and vicinity society news highlights visiting Vassar club members Agnes Lee and Gertrude Fulton host and attend luncheons tea dances and porch parties. Numerous local residents and guests from Kansas City Chicago Leavenworth and Indian Territory are noted at breakfasts picnics trolley rides and excursions with mentions of specific hosts guests and venues across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Agnes Lee
Juillet Wilson
Kansas City
Mixt Mary Baker
Leavenworth
Gertrude Fulton
Chicago
Abbie Ware
Jane Littlefield
Margaret Mulvaine
Ien
S. Stoddard
Ware Cust
John Waters
Mare Robbins
Ed McBride
Joe Morgan
Lou Bronson
Frank Benner
Martin Hill
Beulah Parker
Mise Marie Ketson
Emma Marmont
of Schur
Ethel Wood
Ethel Palmer
Guy Taylor
Mo Emmete Higby
Julius Rosen
Irving Scott
Robert Maxwell
Burkett
Rev. A. 8, Ambree
LK Bulthesley
Misa Neifle Couch
Thor Hammall
W. F. Merehy
Ned Osborn
Topeka
Lib
Lesa
Julian Motser
Colorado
Rose Mainsfield
Ind
David Tamblyn
North
Jackson
Bernice Fuller
Cedar Hapids
Gussle Fuller
Figin
Mes
W. OH. Small
Pitiebure
Venice
Ds Kirkieever
Curtin
Holton
Coneremewen Trderlek
Horner
Nat Thomas
David Lakin
Wamego
Gurr Lukin
W. M. Catsebaum
Valencia
Ollie O'Brien
Crurmpine
Jaze Crating
Vassar Club
North Topeka
Moon
Pueblo
Coloyee
Santa Fe
Oscar Woolverton
Boston
Gertrude Devereux
Mine Suele Gay
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Teachel Thompson
Gertruda Felton
Ada Chubb
Hoytly
Lote Tet
Lloyd Garrison
Dave Harvey
Kaneas City
Bir
Will Wadsworth
Katharine Pennell
Atchizon
Mtyrile
Fyah Davia
Aisa Vera Low
Yes
Hia Sii
Louis
Geesie Gilmore
St Louis Iy
TP Freda
Shin City
Huog Tee den
J B Hoyt Estate Settled After Seven-Year Dispute
Stamford Cumaty reports the J B Hoyt estate of 34 000 000 after seven years in courts may be seized and disposed of once final settlement is reached. A future barge task for the Queen of the Floral Festival remains noted. A marshal band concert is slated at Garfield Park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hoyt
Stamford
Cumaty
J. B. Hoyt
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E. H. McKinley
Atchinley
Ottawa
DD. M. Bender
D. M. Bender
Stats
Suapenda
Gar- Deld Park
Norsk, Fet
Sill
Crosby Bros
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Pearl
Lithan Sle
Mra
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Ties Lottie Aldersayr
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Emm Dennis Mies Jesu Stellsbarse
Olive Lewis
Aliss Faente
Sib- Mixs
Annle Nel
Ha Stagg
Tke Binlly Alten
Myrtle Caristian
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Miriam Steet
Mies Buble Sweet
Taio Knowles
Misa Grace van Hauten
Pearl Pouleson
Lucile Mulvane
Prairie
Zohoover
Toperks
Thombernville
A. Troup, Jr
A. Troup
James Manshon
Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodis
Cuceh
Seyeke Avenue
W. Dann
Hawker
Foliilio
W. F. Roehr
Sprin Babin
Is Bradsky
J. K. Bair
Ai. Wilsoo
the Lord
Gounod
The
Mandolin Club
Mar. Hert Bowhr
Williars
Lyon
Frank Shildon
Joe Cramer
J. E Minnes
Wintel
Beears Alt
Paxiea
Vic “Tyler
Piret Bnichlen Dutheren
M. F. Rirby
Mir
Mir and Mrs ©. W. Rigby. Mr. Harry Weby Ent Mine Gertude Fucher
Fairfield
Wakarusa
Hryden
Yeaterdice
Capude
Ties Hug
Frank Young
Ben Alcers
Marshals Band
Garfield Park
Pat Cost
Tayman-Oberley Hardware CO
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